Crossing my fingers that they are just working through things and soon it will be organized chronologically by date (or at the very least sortable so you can choose to have the most recent events displayed first). Remember when they were limiting the following list to 10 total - that took about two ...

back to normal

yu265545 wrote: ↑02 Jun 2026, 08:43 What happened to the Watchlist/Following List? It used to be organized nicely by upcoming events in chronological order. My OCD is kicking in hard

What happened to the Watchlist/Following List? It used to be organized nicely by upcoming events in chronological order. My OCD is kicking in hard

Dwyke Flemings Jr. - 20 year old kid from New Jersey- 8(8) - 0 Taiga Imanaga - 25 year old southpaw from Japan - 6(5) - 0 Harvin Aguirre - the "Manimal" - 24 year old from Nicaragua - 13(9) - 0 Dayan Gonzales - 25 year old Cuban fighting in Dubai - 15(13) - 0 Jack Turner - 22 year old from...

I don't think they are counting most bouts sanctioned by the IBA (formerly AIBA) as professional bouts. I have seen some individual fights in a IBA championship night cards be included in the database, but most are not. Not sure why some were included - maybe because they were sanctioned separately ...

ralph-nyc wrote: ↑12 Nov 2022, 23:20 Finally they fixed the ability to follow more fighters!

Fantastic news - thanks John!!

John, will you please remove the cap on the number of boxers that can be followed on the Watchlist.

Echoing the previous comments, please please please put all the events back on one page for each date so we can scroll through all the days bouts without being forced to click on a million links. Also, please make the Watchlist event dates clickable again so we can see the entire event in one click ...

Would it be possible to have an option to view "amateur only" or "professional only" last 6 decisions on the Watchlist. I think it make the Watchlist cleaner and easier/quicker to review. For example, I have 200 boxers I follow and it would be great to quickly scan down and see i...

Would you please consider removing the "ALIAS" column in the watchlist and replace it with the graphic showing wins/losses in the fighter's last six fights? That is how the watchlist used to be. Now, I need to click on each fighter (I have over 200 I am watching) to see how they have been ...

But I do really appreciate including the link to the specific fight card in the Watch list!!

oogiebe wrote: ↑14 Jan 2020, 15:40

Galaxy76 wrote: ↑13 Jan 2020, 22:59 Please bring back the last 6 fights for fighters on your watchlist. Even last 3 at the minimum would be appreciated

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Just another small request to make the dates in the "Schedule" column on the Watch List link to the actual events. That is how it used to be. Now, to find out the boxer's opponent, I have to click on the boxer and scroll down to his most recent fight. If I want to know who else is on that ...

Please bring back the ability to directly click on events in the Watchlist

Gold medalist F. Gaibnazarov has just turned pro with Top Rank. So far, 4/10 of the Rio Gold medalists have turned pro:

Robson Conceição
Fazliddin Gaibnazarov
Daniyar Yeleussinov
Tony Yoka

Some Additional Names to keep an eye on:

Denys Berinchyk
Maxim Dadashev
Ablaikhan Khussainov
Artem Chebotarev
Alexey Egorov
Alexey Papin
Tervel Pulev
Aidos Yerbossynuly
Lucien Reid
Joselito Velasquez

UK boxer Kristen "Mr. Reliable" Laight has 232 losses. http://boxrec.com/boxer/216597

Does anyone know an active boxer with more losses? Can anyone with access to the database say which boxer holds the all-time record for losses?

great job reporting.

I saw your article about the IOC investigation and audit - I hope they make those results public.

Suggestions:

1. In the ratings section, allow sorting by age
2. In the ratings section, allow sorting by KO percentage
3. Bring back fighter KO information in the schedule
4. On individual fighter page - put in the fighters confirmed twitter handle

According to this article, Azeri star boxers are retiring: Lorenzo Sotomayor (age 31), Albert Selimov, Magomed Medzhidov (age 30, aka Majidov), and Abdulgadir Abdullayev (age 28). http://www.azernews.az/sports/101384.html I really hope they are only retiring from the Azeri national team and are set ...

Hmmm, Dusmatov seems to deny signing with Berman or anyone else

http://www.uzdaily.uz/articles-id-29539.htm

I believe the only professional who won a medal was the Frenchman M. Bauderlique (Bronze). The only three others I can think of, Tommasone, Ndjam and Ruenrang all flamed out

Not a surprise - Yoka says he is turning pro:

http://www.france24.com/en/20160822-fra ... o-olympics

I enjoyed the article. Have you heard anything about his teammates (Zoirov, Gaibnazarov, Melikuziev, Giyasov) and their willingness to turn pro?

Nigerian Superheavy Efe Ajagba is apparently turning pro in Canada. He lost to Dychko at the QF in rio but was impressive. His KO of the Trinidadian fighter in theprelim round was excellent. Good prospect

http://naija247news.com/2016/08/nigeria ... er-canada/